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PARIS: French men aged between 15 and 29 spend as much on clothes as women of their age, but jeans are the number one item in their wardrobe, the French Fashion Institute (IFM) said. The survey issued on the eve of the four-day Paris menswear fashion shows said young French men fussed as much over appearances as women their age yet spent less time and energy picking and choosing clothes. “Young men are somewhat passive about gathering fashion information

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Already a hotly-contested race, the campaign for President Barack Obama’s former U.S. Senate seat is expected to get uglier and more expensive following today’s Supreme Court ruling that corporations and unions can spend as much as they want to sway voters.

“Big money is going to interject itself into federal elections,” said Kent Redfield, a political science professor at the University of Illinois-Springfield. “And people with money always have an advantage over people without money.”

The high court’s ruling led the respective front runners in Illinois’ U.S. Senate primaries to start attacking each other on the issue before the Feb. 2 election has even taken place.

Democratic Senate candidate Alexi Giannoulias released a statement Thursday decrying the court’s decision, saying it gives power to “the very corporate special interests that got us into this economic mess.”

Giannoulias, the freshman state treasurer, also criticized Republican Senate candidate Rep. Mark Kirk, saying Kirk has taken more corporate money in his time in office “than just about any other politician.”

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AT&T may need to spend as much as $7B to catch Verizon’s network and keep up in the competition.

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